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Save $11.004.5kg ABE Fire Extinguisher
4.5kg ABE Fire Extinguisher Sale price$55.00 Regular price$66.00
Save $9.452.5kg ABE Fire Extinguisher
2.5kg ABE Fire Extinguisher Sale price$42.50 Regular price$51.95
Save $11.009KG ABE Fire Extinguisher
9KG ABE Fire Extinguisher Sale price$88.00 Regular price$99.00
Poly Fire Extinguisher Bags - Large to Suit 9KGPoly Fire Extinguisher Bags - Large to Suit 9KG
5kg CO2 Fire Extinguisher5kg CO2 Fire Extinguisher Industro
5kg CO2 Fire Extinguisher Sale price$186.50
Portable Site Fire Extinguisher Stand - Heavy Duty Poly with SignPortable Site Fire Extinguisher Stand - Heavy Duty Poly with Sign Industro
9 Litre Foam Fire Extinguisher
Industro™ Heavy Duty Vehicle Fire Extinguisher BracketsExoguard™ Heavy Duty Vehicle Fire Extinguisher Brackets Industro
50kg ABE Powder Fire Extinguisher with trolley
Metal Fire Extinguisher Cabinet

Fire extinguishers are a legal requirement in Australian workplaces, and matching the right type to the risks on site is what keeps people safe and keeps you compliant. The selection and placement of portable fire equipment is guided by AS 2444, and the extinguishers themselves are manufactured to AS/NZS 1841. Industro supplies fire extinguishers to warehouses, workshops, construction sites, offices, factories, councils and trade businesses across Australia, in stock and ready to ship nationwide.

Types of fire extinguisher, and what each is for

Every extinguisher is rated for the fire classes it can safely tackle. Using the wrong type can make a fire worse, so it pays to match the extinguisher to the risk.

  • ABE dry chemical powder – the versatile all-rounder, rated for Class A (ordinary combustibles), B (flammable liquids) and E (electrical). The common choice for general and mixed-risk areas.
  • CO2 (carbon dioxide) – for Class E electrical fires and Class B liquids. Leaves no residue, so it is ideal around switchboards, servers and electronics.
  • Foam (AFFF) – for Class A and B fires, common in workshops and fuel-handling areas.
  • Water – for Class A combustibles only, such as paper, timber and fabric. Never use on electrical or liquid fires.
  • Wet chemical – for Class F cooking oil and fat fires, the right choice for commercial kitchens.

Not sure which you need? Read electrical fire classes explained and what fire extinguisher for electrical fires.

Related fire safety equipment

Fire safety guides

Plain-English guides on what to use and how to protect specific environments:

Why buy fire extinguishers from Industro

  • Australian supplier with the full range, in stock and ready to ship nationwide.
  • Extinguishers manufactured to AS/NZS 1841.
  • Bulk pricing and trade accounts available.
  • Real help matching the right extinguisher to your site’s risks.

Common questions

What fire extinguisher is used for electrical fires?

In Australia, electrical fires are Class E. CO2 extinguishers are preferred around sensitive equipment because they leave no residue, and ABE dry chemical is the versatile all-rounder. See our guide.

What is AS 2444?

AS 2444 is the Australian Standard for the selection and location of portable fire extinguishers and fire blankets. It helps determine which extinguishers a workplace needs and where they should be placed.

How often do fire extinguishers need servicing?

Portable fire extinguishers should be inspected and maintained at regular intervals in line with AS 1851, generally every six months. Always follow your servicing obligations.

How fast can I get fire extinguishers delivered?

We hold stock and dispatch quickly, shipping Australia-wide. For bulk or urgent orders, get in touch and we will sort it.